Would you marry a girl that was always on Snapchat?

Can she cook?

Nope. Not a chance. I couldn't tolerate a heavy social media user very well.

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Avoid any woman who spends too much time on any form of social media, or hell, just can't step away from their phone. That limits your under-30 trim to a select few, sure, but you'll avoid a lot of headache.

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Not a bad life rule at all. They are seeking a form of validation that you will never be able to provide.

I can’t give you advice because you didn’t include a fricking pic.

Good point.

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Have you interacted with a girl on Snapchat? If so, don't be an idiot.

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Yes I have. Not sure what this is supposed to mean?

NO E-GIRLS, NOT EVEN ONCE

While men are social creatures and want recognition, they do not compare at all to the kind of social-status seeking impulses that women have. The men who are comparable are effeminate and useless, in any case.

The mechanisms that social media allows for validation and affirmation would, in any other time than the present, been provided by local structures that reinforce social norms that, hopefully, are conducive to good behavior. Now, of course, with anyone able to achieve celebrity, it becomes a display of vanity and curated experiences meant to "one-up" everyone else. This phenomenon creates the twin vices of self-absorption and envy that are, in my opinion, quite harmful to the human psyche.

Run

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I really don’t understand the people who can’t enjoy one experience without putting it on snapchat.

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Because, for whatever reason, letting other people know that you've experienced something is more important than the experience itself. Instead of telling your buddies afterwards what you got to do (which I do all the time, and is normal, I think), you get this weird projection that almost forces someone to relive the experience through your perspective.